"I thought they (the attackers) were exchanging messages but realising he was alone, I think the scream was actually a battle cry," [Stensrud] testified....

"I tried to get to the door behind others and when they got shot, they fell on me. One laid across my chest," she told the trial, which will continue until mid-June. "That's when I got hit in the left thigh. Many were shot lying on the floor.... Next to me (a man) was coughing up blood"...

That person, Glenn Martin Waldenstroem, said Breivik appeared both joyous and angry. "His face looked distorted," said Waldenstroem, 20, who survived being shot in the face. "He looked angry and smiled simultaneously"....

Breivik has said he initially tried to call an end to his killing spree after leaving the cafe, picking up a victim's mobile and phoning police, only to be forced to leave a message.

He continued killing, shouting "you are going to die today, Marxists"....

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When I grew up, target (rifle)shooting was the most popular sport in Norway next to soccer (though a very distant second).Also this being just past WWII, the country was flooded with various firearms, more or less illegitimately acquired and never reported.

As for looking down on the US, well it is hard to be humble when you are Norwegian, but there are more people of Norwegian descent in the US than there are in Norway, so the attitude tends to be mixture of pride in and envy of relatives that did well "over there," plus the concepts they have of the US from watching movies and television.

This man will live out his days in a prison cell that compares favorably with a studio apt in NYC. His prison diet will be more varied and nutritious than that of most people. There is a disparity between the immensity of his crime and the daintiness of his punishment. Ditto with Charles Taylor.....I understand that capital punishment can be administered inappropriately, but people should understand that there are occasions when it is the only appropriate punishment. To say that this man does not deserve death is to mock his victims.

Some years ago, a Turkish guy was convicted of negligent homicide in Holland when 45 illegal Chinese immigrants suffocated to death in the hold of his ship on their way to GB.

His sentence: 15 years. That's 4 months per person suffocated!

I know that Europeans think that they're enlightened and all, but to an outsider, a sentence like that says "Well, they were just Chinks, after all...". To which an enlightened European would say "No, no, we're not racist. We don't even value our own lives."

The Europeans have invited this action on themselves through unreasonable immigration policies and especially tolerance of, and even advocacy for, illegal immigration.

The Declaration of Independence offers valuable insight into when people generally, and Americans specifically, will determine it is reasonable to follow a similar path. In the meantime, we occupy ourselves with meaningful distractions.

The fact that he had to kill burgeoning marxists is the problem. The public and the electorate of most of northern europe has adopted socialism and marxism as a way of life. The fact that he couldn't stand being in the midst of them and drove him to the point of mass murder more or less says that whether you are or not a marxist, it will kill or get you killed, which is in perfect alignment with it being a death cult.